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Thanks for the review. Would I have to size up at all as my normal ASICS trail shoes causes sore toes after a 3 hour run. Especially on the smaller toes

Lone peaks have been my favorite, the olympus are great for the road but I definitely prefer the ground feel and flexibility of lone peak, I'm looking forwars to an in depth review of these!

Where is the best play to buy these in the UK? Are they out yet?

Is the sizing the same as the 8 version ?

When is the wide version available in EU? I know it’s only that black colour that will be available in wide, but the Altra EU website doesn’t have the wide fit option available which is so frustrating

Price increase?

Is it now stiffer with Vibram? The same thing with the timp 4 to 5?

We need your foot length in cm, and which size you order. How much volume the shoe has and how it differs in fit from previous models?

Thanks a lot, very helpful! So you recommend getting the Hiker GTX half a size smaller than the regular Timp 5s?

The only thing I dont like about these shoes is the outsole. It wears out incredibly fast. I really like the shoe but its not a supershoe. For example I have the Saucony Endorphin Pro4, that blows this shoe out of the water.

Haha guys just look at the syllables coming out of his mouth: "Altra Lone Peak Nine Plus"

LP9 👍

Curious to see y review

Torin 8. I got that same colorway from RoadRunner Sports. I was surprised to see it on their site!

Torin 8. Or maybe Flow 2’s

Olympus 275 👀

Gotta be the Torin 8, which is gonna release on Feb 1st

I really appreciate these videos. They have helped in my shoe search for something a bit more cushioned for the road but can handle a more gnarly shoulder.

My money's on the Lone Peak 9+!

I wore Altras exclusively from 2018 until 2024. I have since quit purchasing them because the build quality it hot garbage now. My experience (over 3 different models) is they start falling apart at about 100 miles and are completely useless for running/hiking at about 250 miles. In fact, I’m pretty sure I could see yours delaminating as you were talking about them.

Yes. The whole thing with low stack height and zero drop is that it makes you run better! No bad knees ❤️

This year Escalante became my winter shoes (-5°C and below). For warmer days, I usually wear Escalante Racers.

Absolutely love these shoes; use them for my speed intervals and tempo runs. I’ve brought another pair for my rotation as they are reasonably priced compared to all the other Hyped up brands.

Thx for the video, and the sizing. Sadly, way too expensive for me. Much appreciated all the same.

They are in the sales now and you can get them for less than EUR 100. That's a fair price for a shoe whose outsole disappears at the speed of light. 🙂

Hey TD Miller! Are you willing to share how you because a product tester for Altra? I’m also an Altra enthusiast and would love to have an avenue to deliver comprehensive feedback. Willing to DM me? Thanks!

Wish I had watched this before I bought mine. I hate them. Same issues with bleeding heels and lack of support underfoot. Back to the escalante racer for me.

Is this zero drop? The website says 4mm drop

I just wish they had colors that were more basic.

Im coming back to my Altra go to guy TDM: did you experience any issues with the outsole durability? the glued rubber strips on both of my Rivera 3s start to peal of after only 250k (the glue is as the Rivera 4 seems to have the same outsole I'm not sure if I should buy them even though the 3s fit perfect

How is fit compared with regular Timp?

If someone does short runs (or walks only), a GTX shoe will do. For longer runs it's only a nuisance, because the moisture will get inside anyway, but breathability is always significantly limited. Tested on myself, not an armchair opinion. I do 300 km/month all year round.

Will you get the timp 5 boa? That could be great, if everything works

200+ km is still nothing, so it's too early to talk about durability.

There was a time when they seemed to have a problem with midsole compound formula and it resulted in these surprisingly and unpleasantly firm shoes: Via Olympus, Paradigm 7 and Outroad 2.

Great review thanks. Seems like a good midpoint between "traditional" running shoes and more minimal/barefoot ones (which I love, but aren't ready for longer distances in). How have these held up over time in terms of comfort and durability?

does the timp 5 gtx has gusseted tounge ?

How is the length compared to the timp 5, been running in the timp and the those fit true to size for me. I always have to size down in the lone peak

I am about to order this Racer 2 mate, I wear 9.5 UK in Saucony. People say they r true to size compared to escalante 4. So shall I go with UK 9.5 or 10, please help

I don't run (at least not at the moment) and I just am looking for a zero drop shoe for walking dogs and casual wear. I prefer something thicker than typical minimalist shoes which are usually very thin. I have the Feelgrounds with cork insole at 8mm. it is fine but I want something thicker. idk if Escalante 4 and racer 2 are good options but they're on discount now so are they good options ? if so which one would be better ? difficult to decide

I had issues with the 4's durability so this is good to see

Good grip and good cushioning, but after some months my Timp 5 continue to be stiff and rigid in the toe box and in the Achilles zone, with some pain after 4-5 km

Good morning! I admire this type of Altra tennis shoe because of the wide toe and the sole of the sports shoes, here in Brazil you can't find this type of tennis shoe. Is there a website that sells this model of tennis shoe, or similar, for Brazil?